Asparagus

I read Yiyun Li ‘Kinder than solitude’ (Kawadeshoboshinsha)
A women was killed with poison.
The asparagus grows.

Ginger

I read Kenji Seiwa ‘Kiwa Kataru’ (Chikijishokan)
Old trees tells how they have lived.
The ginger grows.

Carrot

I read Aoko Matsuda ‘Sacking Kano’ (Kawadeshoboshinsha
The author graduated from Doshisha university.
The carrot plant grows.

Green onion

I read Kazutoshi Hando ‘Nihon no Ichiban Nagaihi’ (Bungeishinju)
Korechhika Anami, an army minister said, “Go over my dead body.”
The green onion grows.

Burdock

I read Masashi Matsuie ‘Shizumu Fraincis’ (Shinchosha)
Francis is a hydroelectric turbine
The burdock is going to be dug up.

Sarusuberi

I read Noah Wilson-Rich ‘The Bee’ (Kawadeshoboshinsha)
Bee culture has a long history.
The sarusuberi blooms.

Sarusuberi

I read Misao Hatori ‘Noguchitaiso Nyumon’ (Iwanami)
It’s interesting in the involvement with Yukio Mishima, a novelist.
The sarusuberi blooms.